Jose Maria Borja Viceral, known as Vice Ganda, he was born on 31 March 1976 in Manila, Philippines. He is the youngest sibling among his five brothers and sisters. His father was the administrative head of a district and his mother was a llocano. He is widely acclaimed and instantly recognizable as the host-cum panelist of the midday TV program ‘It’s Showtime’ presented by ABS-CBN. He has starred in a string of movies, six of which have been huge commercial successes, setting records as being among the highest grossing films in the history of Filipino movie industry. Vice Ganda stand for his professional career as a singer and soon graduated to performing as a standup comedian. He had last of job as a singer-cum-comedian in a bar in Manila where the owner Richard Castaneda accorded him the epithet ‘Vice Ganda’ that stuck. As he evolved over the years, he promoted and visually hired. Vice shows in series of programs and including the ‘Comedy Central’, and ‘Maging Sino Ka Man: Ang Pagbablik’ as well as making guest appearances sending audiences into splits. For his being good person and strongly stand for his part he get for what he can.

The way I choose him is it because even he is a member of LGBTQ, he shows his sides with good personality and ability to influence people around him to be happy. He shows that no matter how difficult life may be when it comes to having a dream come true for the family. The way he treat happiness to people is very worth to them. The way he joking makes people happy even life full of insecure. He bring me inspired a lot by the oppurtunity to be strong. He gives also the concerns to the problem had. He shows by someone “hapiness is a choice”, even how hard life just smile because God’s has a weapon given us to be strong. The advice given by him to someone is very good to listen to our ears. As you can see in television, I think he made your day with full of hapinnes.

Vice Ganda is a Filipino actor, host, musician and a stand-up comedian most recognizable as a regular host in ABS-CBN Network’s long-running afternoon variety show “It’s Showtime”. He is the lead star of the Filipino blockbuster films such as “The Unkabogable Praybeyt Benjamin” ,“Girl, Boy, Bakla, Tomboy”, and several other films that capitalize on a satirical portrayal of his sexuality.

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